Buffalo, NY – On September 25, 2026, fashion journalist and certified ADHD coach Giulia Deamina confirmed that the concluding volume of her Fashion Revolution trilogy will launch worldwide on October 15, 2026. The new book, aimed at readers ages 12‑18, offers an immersive “fashion academy” experience with interactive challenges that move young readers from passive reading to active creation.
What the book offers
Volume 3 walks teens through fashion history, luxury craftsmanship, major fashion capitals, styling, color theory, brand identity, sustainability, future materials, marketing, visual merchandising and personal branding. It maps the full journey of a fashion concept—from idea to design, production, branding, marketing and retail—giving a sophisticated view of the industry.
New focus on neurodiversity
For the first time in the series, Deamina introduces a chapter titled “FASHION × ADHD,” exploring how different minds approach imagination, learning and problem‑solving. As a certified coach with professional experience in attention and focus, she weaves this perspective into the book, celebrating varied creative paths without prescribing a single method.
Interactive Academy Challenges
Scattered throughout the volume are “Academy Challenges” that prompt readers to sketch designs, build brand identities, craft marketing campaigns, design retail window displays, experiment with sustainable materials and develop product concepts with narratives and target audiences. These prompts are designed for classroom use, group projects or independent assignments.
Benefits for families and educators
Deamina says the book serves parents, educators and young readers alike. Families can share the experience, sparking conversations about identity, ambition and personal expression. Teachers can integrate the challenges into lesson plans, providing ready‑made activities that promote creativity, individuality and critical thinking.
Availability and contact
Fashion Revolution Vol. 3 will be available worldwide on October 15, 2026 in both print and digital formats. Deamina invites educators, parents and media professionals to contact her directly for interview requests, feature opportunities or additional information.
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